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I also have trouble making the sharp turns because it is tricky and I have to back up several times to try it again. For some reason my son loves to play this game. I would give it 1 star, but gave it more because although I think it is the worst of the V-Smile games (and we have about 10 of them), my son still loves it. It can get frustrating and annoying. He is not a big Thomas fan, but likes this anyway. I have a problem with it because he has trouble making the turns on the tracks and always hands the joystick over to me so half of the game is actually played by me.
He'd rather make the train go around the tracks aimlessly than go get letters or avoid obstacles. This game is slightly too difficult for a three and a half year old. He understands the bus starting and stopping, but tends to hold the control, push the joystick up and just watch.
Although I think it is somewhat poor in video and audio quality, my son just loves this cartridge and plays with it quite a bit.
I have to drag him out the door. My son is a HUGE Thomas fan and his Godmother got this game for him for his 5th birthday. He just won't stop plaing it.
My 4 year old son hasn't quit playing this game since Christmas. truly wonderful.
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